UNSPSC 10311705: Fresh cut cherry bay alstroemeria

Fresh cut bloom of the cherry bay variety of alstroemerias

UNSPSC 10311705 Fresh cut cherry bay alstroemeria is a Commodity code, but the recent state and local opportunities tagged under it do not reflect the nominal scope of fresh-cut flowers. The four most recent solicitations include a regional education cooperative's catalog discount bid for general educational supplies, a county IT infrastructure reconstruction project for a tennis center, a county parks department RFP for hanging flower basket design and maintenance services, and a city purchase order for unspecified plants. Only the Los Alamos County RFP for hanging flower baskets and the Dallas city plant purchase directly involve horticultural procurement, and neither specifically names cherry bay alstroemeria or fresh-cut flowers as line items. The Dallas solicitation specifies that all plants must be new and unopened in original packaging, but does not disclose the species, quantities, or end use. The Los Alamos RFP explicitly requires a valid nursery dealer license and focuses on installation and multi-year maintenance of containerized hanging baskets rather than fresh-cut flower supply.

Geographic activity appears concentrated in Texas and the Southwest, with recent opportunities posted by Los Alamos County in New Mexico, the City of Dallas and Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative in Texas, and DeKalb County in Georgia. The Los Alamos County RFP for hanging flower baskets (RFP26-55) closed June 4, 2026, with an estimated award date of July 14, 2026 and qualifications weighted heavily toward contractor experience and design capability; New Mexico resident and Native American business preferences apply. The City of Dallas plant purchase (IFS 215260) closed February 3, 2026 with no budget disclosed, evaluated on lowest responsive and responsible vendor pricing and FOB delivery to a single Dallas location. The code shows minimal focused activity in fresh-cut flower procurement at the state and local level; the mismatch between the nominal commodity and recent solicitation scope suggests either systematic miscoding or that this particular UNSPSC code is rarely used for state and local horticultural purchasing.